ILLUSTRATIONS.

[Norham Castle. After Turner]Frontispiece
[Ben Loman. From a Photograph by J. Valentine]16
[Clouds on Ben Nevis]38
[Snow on the High Alps. From a Photograph by Mr. Donkin]64
[A Storm on the Lake of Thun. After Turner]86
[The Matterhorn. From a Photograph by Mr. Donkin]98
[On a Glacier]116
[Red Deer. After Ansdell]133
[Chalk Rocks, Flamborough Head. From a Photograph by G. W. Wilson]152
[Microphotographs illustrating Rock Formation]172
[The Skaeggedalsfors, Norway. From a Photograph by J. Valentine]192
[The Mer de Glace and Mont Buet. From a Photograph by Mr. Donkin]229
[The Eruption of Vesuvius in 1872. From an Instantaneous Photograph]250
[Columnar Basalt at Clamshell Cave, Staffa. From a Photograph by J. Valentine]280
[Mont Blanc, Snowfields, Glaciers, and Streams]312
[Mountain in the Yosemite Valley]336

ILLUSTRATIONS II.

[Fig. 1. Section Across the Weald of Kent and Surrey.]237
[Fig. 2. The Highlands of Scotland on a True Scale (after Geikie).]237
[Fig 1. The Ranges of the Great Basin, Western States of North
America, Showing a Series of Great Fractures and Tilted
Masses of Rock.]
272
[Fig. 2. Section Through Snowdon.]272
[Sections of Mountain-ranges, Showing Their Structure
and the Amount of Rock Worn Away]
306

PART I.
THE MOUNTAINS AS THEY ARE.

THE STORY OF THE HILLS.
Part I.
THE MOUNTAINS AS THEY ARE.